Histoire du diocèse de Sault Ste, Marie et Marquette; contenant un compte rendu complet et précis du développement de l'église catholique dans le Haut Michigan, avec des portraits d'évêques, de prêtres et d'illustrations d'églises anciennes et nouvelles . , chasse dans le quartier,—wehaient aussi zvititcrcd ici afin de formarplanifier la mission de Saint Ignace, quelle sera la facilité d'accès à toutes les missions du lac Huron lorsque les nations seront retournées dans son propre district. ® Cela nous conduirait à la luge, comme il parle incontestablement de l'île, qu'il hiverne sur Les Terres De L'Is et, parce que

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History of the diocese of Sault Ste, Marie and Marquette; containing a full and accurate account of the development of the Catholic church in upper Michigan, with portraits of bishops, priests and illustrations of churches old and new . , hunting in the neighborhood, —wehave also zvititcrcd here in order to formplans for the Mission of Saint Ignace, whence it will be very easy to gain accessto all the Missions of Lake Huron whenthe Nations shall have returned to itsown district. ® This would lead us tobelieve, as he unquestionably speaks ofthe Island, that he wintered on the Is-land and, because he says We consecrat-ed this new Festival by the Baptism offive children, conferring it with all the Ceremonies of the Church in our Chapel ^that he also had erected a chapel butwhere? On the Island? One wouldnaturally think so, and so much the read-ier, because the same writer says in an-other place that the Indians withdrawingfrom the Saint Esprit Mission theOutaouas (went) to the Island of Eska- entouton , and the Hurons to the famous Island of Missilimakinac, wherewe last winter began the Alission of SaintIgnace. * Father Marquette followed hisflock to the Saint Ignace mission in thesummer of 1671, and the following sum-. ° History of the Upper Peninsula of Michiganp. 368. Italics are ours. Cf. above or Relations p.161. Vol. 55, Burrows Edition, which we alwaysquote unless otherwise stated. SISTERS RESIDENCE, HOUGHTON, MICH. mer he writes to Father Dablon, who inthe meanwhile had become superior ofthe missions of the Society of Jesus innew France that the Hurons calledTionnontateronnons, or The tobacco na-tion, who compose The mission of SaintIgnace at Michilimakinang, began lastSHinmcr a fort near The Chapel in whichall Their Cabins were enclosed. ^ It is plain from the description given Ibidem p. 167. Vol. 55. p. 171. Vol. 57. p. 249. 166 HISTORY Of THE DIOCESE OF above that the Nations who intended toreturn to MichiHmakinac had formerlylived on the island itself or

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